Medical Writer Publications (Maternity Leave Position)

We are seeking an experienced and highly skilled Medical Writer/publication assistant to join our team to cover for maternity leave .25 FTE for 6-8 months. This is a flexible position offering the opportunity to work across a diverse range of clinical academic projects within the pain specialist healthcare workplace.

The successful candidate will contribute to the development of high-quality scientific and medical content and share in authorship.

This role would suit a detail-oriented professional who enjoys translating complex medical and scientific information into accurate, compliant, well-structured documents.

Key responsibilities

Draft and coordinate manuscripts for publication in peer-reviewed journals.

Prepare, edit, and review a broad range of medical and scientific documents.

Conduct literature reviews and ensure accurate referencing using accepted scientific standards.

Prepare abstracts, conference posters, presentations, and scientific communications.

About you

Degree in Medical, Biomedical,



Science, or a related field.

Demonstrated experience in medical writing within healthcare, academia, clinical research, pharmaceutical, or biotechnology environments.

Strong scientific writing, editing, and critical appraisal skills.

Experience preparing manuscripts for peer-reviewed journals.

Advanced literature searching and referencing skills.

Excellent written communication and attention to detail.

Ability to work independently and manage multiple projects simultaneously.

Familiarity with reference management software such as EndNote, Mendeley, or Zotero (desirable).

Fully remote and flexible working arrangements.

Opportunity to work alongside experienced clinicians.

Exposure to a diverse range of publication projects.

Flexible hours that can be tailored to suit the successful candidate.

Competitive remuneration commensurate with experience.

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📌 Medical Writer Publications (Newcastle)
🏢 Hunter Pain Specialists
📍 Newcastle